Headley Dies In Versailles Area Auto Crash
Robert D. Headley, 20, of Versailles, Ohio, was killed Saturday when the automobile in which he rode as a passenger struck a bridge west of Versailles after leaving Route 47. The accident occurred near Greenville, and authorities reported the fatality as Headley’s.
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Lincoln town shuns spotlight as Sherman Adams hides
In Lincoln New Hampshire Sherman Adams and wife Rachel retreat from public life after resignation over the Goldfine case. Neighbors describe loyal support, privacy insistence, and a life spent in quiet routine with Adams rarely seen and seldom interviewed.
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Rachel Adams
White Mountains
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Lincoln, N.H
Bernard Guildfine
Adams
Adams Returns? Public Return Amid Eight Months Silence
After eight months of deliberate public absence, Adams reappears with the couple signaling a renewed public presence. The event marks a notable shift as attention returns to their activities and future plans.
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Camp Life for Handicapped Children This Week
A camp for crippled children, run by Hamilton Rotary, Middletown Rotary, and Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, will be at Camp Campbell Gard from August 16 to 22. Open to boys and girls ages 6 to 14, with swimming, craft, hiking, and sports supervised by adult staff.
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Crippled Children’s Camp
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Hamilton
Public appearances mark muted career span
A brief note recalls the few public appearances by a noted figure. The latest occurred on May 24 at the th anniversary of the Protestant Union Church where he honored Bertha Matthews, the church organist, amid references to the Adams house nearby.
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Kissin' Cousins No More in Springfield Court
Roy C. Kelley of Springfield received a 15 day jail sentence and a $50 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery for biting his cousin Delores Hay. Judge James M. Gorman quipped that this was a case of biting cousins instead of kissing cousins.
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